Every time a question is asked, a statement is also being made. A lot of times, when a question is asked, it is actually another question that is really asked. And, another question (in addition) is always answered.
"You might pass 5,000 cars on your morning commute, and 4,999 of them might be perfect, polite drivers. But then you pass that one guy in the SUV who literally stuck his buttocks out of his side window and took a flying shit on your hood. When you get to work, are you going to talk about the 4,999 good drivers or the flying hood shitter? You're going to focus on the negative, because your brain is hardwired to devote more attention to the misery in life." - Cracked.com
Maybe we should start complementing the regular good every day, instead of taking it for granted.
One can only access static variables and functions in another class without creating a new instance of the helper class; One can use ClassName.variable directly, if the variable is static.
Non-static variables and functions require an instantiation to access through; ClassName cn = new ClassName(); cn.variable;
My other "random" blog was starting to get too standardized and too much traffic. So I'm starting over with some new goals in mind.
Mainly short posts, possibly many one-liners.
I want to write the many things I learn, that other people couldn't possibly find useful.
Things will not be explained on here. Thinking/searching may be required for readers and myself when I reread posts.
Things I post about may or may not be my main focus in my life at the moment. Though, many things should be relate to coding/programming because it is a big part of my life.